Double Chin Modern Asian - Boston

Had a blast! Went for a friend's bday and server was great. The dishes were filling and the food was gorgeous. I enjoyed everything. Definitely a place to get a group of friends to all get different things and try everything. Has a little bakery attached to get some after snacks to take home

Best restaurant ever. Creative recipes. Definitely a hidden gem.

Spam Taro fries. Enuf said. These must land on your . Crunchy, creamy and the sauce is unbelievable

I went for a dinner for six and it was fantastic! The Bang Bang Shrimp was great and the Vermicelli noodles are a good choice too. There are tons of dessert options as well. The atmosphere was very welcoming and the whole place was very clean and pretty inside. Everyone was very polite. 10/10!!!

I joined in the laughter when my local friends made fun of the restaurant's name because of its literal meaning in Japanese, ignoring everything else about it until their recommendation that I dine here if I'm in Boston's Chinatown. We made the decision to dine there because I was in Chinatown in Boston and was starving. My laughter stopped when I was reminded of what was actually served there, and I started to take it seriously because they presented food from my ancestry with an emphasis on its presentation being on par with its flavour! 焗？ 豬扒飯, or a baked pork chop atop fried rice [baked? with sweet tomato sauce over it all was the very dish that warmed my Hongkonger heart as that is my all-time favourite lunchtime food that I could probably eat so many days in a row and not get bored of it! There is no question that the chef in the kitchen is of Hong Kong ancestry, and I could tell that he is creating this from the heart. The restaurant's décor definitely has a Hong Kong cafe vibe to it, albeit perhaps having a younger appearance than one might have anticipated. Neither is it overly chaotic or boisterous. It was a fantastic setting for having many chats and enjoying delicious cuisine.There was a great deal of attentiveness, friendliness, and no issues with the staff. The location was tidy and well-kept. In conclusion, even though Boston certainly has more restaurants that are distinctive to it than I could have selected, I feel that this restaurant answered the call of my Hong Kong spirit in culinary form for more than two years. I would not have chosen any other location for lunch. The prices were reasonable, the staff were friendly, and the meal was excellent and authentic. In the end, it made me and my friends feel happy. This is a must-stop restaurant in Boston's Chinatown, in my opinion!